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QUESTION 2: For each of the following, determine the impedance of the circuit element. (Hint: By Ohm's law for ac signals, we have Z = V/I, where V and I are the voltage and current phasors and Z is the impedance of the element). a/ V = 240 VZ-30°, I = 4 AL-30°. b/ V = 40 V230°, I = 4 AZ-60°. c/ V = 60 VZ-30°, I = 4 AZ60°. d/ V = 140 VZ-30°, I = 14 mAZ-120°.

QUESTION 2: For each of the following, determine the impedance of the circuit element. (Hint: By Ohm's law for ac signals, we have Z = V/I, where V and I are the voltage and current phasors and Z is the impedance of the element). a/ V = 240 VZ-30°, I = 4 AL-30°. b/ V = 40 V230°, I = 4 AZ-60°. c/ V = 60 VZ-30°, I = 4 AZ60°. d/ V = 140 VZ-30°, I = 14 mAZ-120°.

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QUESTION 2: For each of the following, determine the impedance of the circuit element. (Hint: By Ohm's law for ac signals, we have Z = V / I , where V and I are the voltage and current phasors and Z is the impedance of the element). a/ V = 240 VZ-30°, I = 4 A2-30°. b/ V = 40 VZ30°, I = 4 AZ-60°. c/ V = 60 VZ-30°, I = 4 AZ60°. d/ V = 140 V2-30°, I = 14 mAL-120°.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 2: For each of the following, determine the impedance of the circuit element. (Hint: By Ohm's law for ac signals, we have Z = V / I , where V and I are the voltage and current phasors and Z is the impedance of the element). a/ V = 240 VZ-30°, I = 4 A2-30°. b/ V = 40 VZ30°, I = 4 AZ-60°. c/ V = 60 VZ-30°, I = 4 AZ60°. d/ V = 140 V2-30°, I = 14 mAL-120°.
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